The Ladies
I will always be open and honest about how many dogs I have whether they are being bred from, too young or retired. I currently have no male dogs.
Pepper: Golden Retriever (working line)
My golden girl, Pepper, is an absolute sweetheart with the softest and most caring nature typical of a Golden. This girl loves swimming and having cuddles on the sofa.
Pepper is doing well in obedience and hoopers training. I have started some gun dog training although it’s not our focus at the moment. Although she is from working lines she is not full of energy all of the time and does well as a family pet. Pepper is very easy to train and of course is great with children, other dogs and pets, horses etc.
DOB: Oct 2021 - Colour: Gold - Weight: 26kg
First litter born: Oct 2023
Pepper has DNA health tested clear of the below that are most common to her breed. This means her puppies will not develop any of these health issues:
Dystrophic epidermolysis bullosa Ectodermal dysplasia Golden Retriever PRA1 Ichthyosis (Golden Retriever) Muscular Dystrophy Neuronal Ceroid Lipofuscinosis 5 Osteogenesis Imperfecta Progressive Retinal Atrophy (GR-PRA2) Progressive Retinal Atrophy (PRA-PRCD) (PRA-PRCD) Sensory Ataxic Neuropathy (SAN)
Hips 4/7 Elbows 0/0
Pepper also has clear BVA eye screen including gonioscopy and clear heart with a certificate
Pumpkin: Miniature Poodle
Little Pumpkin Spice is my latest addition. I bred her myself from Honey so I have had her from birth. She is small but mighty! Very easy to train and much more driven than her Mum making her a joy to work with.
I aim to breed Pumpkin once she is 18-24 months of age
DOB: Sep 2022 - Colour: Red - Weight: 3.9kg
Breeding status: Too young
I have not health tested Pumpkin yet although she comes from tested parents therefore she is hereditary clear. She will be tested when she is older.
She has clear eyes and heart certification
Honey - Miniature Poodle
Miss Honey Pot is the most sweetest little angel that I’m so lucky to be blessed with. She is very loyal and super affectionate. This little pocket rocket has never put a paw out of line.
We enjoy hoopers training together. Honey is very intelligent and easy to train however she doesn’t have the highest drive.
DOB: Nov 2020 - Colour: Red - Height: 15.5in - Weight: 7.5kg
First litter born: Sept 2022 | Second: Jan 24
Honey has DNA health tested clear of the below that are most common to her breed. This means her puppies will not develop any of these health issues: Progressive Retinal Atrophy (PRA-PRCD) (PRA-PRCD) Von Willebrand Disease I (VWD1) Neonatal Encephalopathy Macrothrombocytopenia ( MTC-D ) Malignant Hyperthermia (MH)
In total Honey has tested clear for all 206 genetic health predispositions and 29 genetic conditions.
She also has clear Eyes and Heart with a certificate for each.
Honey has also been gene colour tested she carries Red, Phantom and Black only. This is very important when striving for deep reds as she does not carry Brown (a dilution colour) or any other.
Ginger - F1 Toy Cavapoo - RETIRED
My first love, Ginger. She’s super intelligent and very eager to learn. I had no trouble training her as a puppy and she’s developed into the most loving dog. I couldn’t have asked for a better first-time dog.
Miss Ginger sleeps on my bed, her favourite food is steak and she LOVES a tennis ball.
DOB: Jan 2017 - Breeding status: Retired
Lemon - Show Cocker Spaniel - RETIRED
Unfortunately, Motherhood did not bring out the best in Lemon therefore I have decided to retire her after her first litter. She now prefers humans over dogs and wants a quieter life, so that she will have.
Miss Lemon loves to snuggle up under a duvet, all food is her favourite and she LOVES to sniff for hidden treasure.
We are currently enjoying lots of pet gun dog training.
DOB: Jun 2024 - Breeding status: Retired